Ulasan terkini oleh Nodachi

If you're a fan of the Elder Scrolls series, Elder Scrolls Online is the perfect place to immerse yourself once again. I've explored this vast world in multiple ways, from endgame-focused adventures to casual area questing with friends or clanmates. While it's a solid MMO overall, there are a few areas where it falls short, such as the high entry cost for new players in terms of gear and Champion Points required to fully enjoy the content. Additionally, the potential for PvP in the Imperial City feels like a missed opportunity.

For a truly enriched experience, I highly recommend subscribing to ESO+. This not only grants you access to all the game's content but is especially useful if you're frequently diving into dungeons and trials, which can quickly fill up your inventory. In my opinion, and considering my limited time, investing in ESO+ is well worth it. However, if you're primarily interested in zone quests and overworld content, it remains optional.

When deciding what to purchase as a new player, the base game offers plenty of content to keep you engaged. However, if you can snag a discounted bundle that includes the current chapter and previous chapters, you'll be well-equipped for your adventures. It's worth noting that ESO+ unlocks certain content even if you own all the chapters, so I recommend doing your own research to determine if the membership is a worthwhile investment for accessing that additional content

This world is a gorgeous experience. I don't regret paying the full price for the game. I hope it get expanded even more with DLCs.

It's a very good game. Very hard to understand at the start but once you get the ride of it, it's enjoyable.

The huge downside of the game: Optimization.

I needed to get a new PC in order to play since my old PC that was able to handle it started to give blue screen due to the graphic card getting really hot during the late game (maps).